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A biologist trying to invent human cloning to bring back the love of his life.

Ronnie a drug addicted debt ridden loser with a heart tries to make a deal with Dennis a high profile dealer who has loaned Ronnie money in the past when Dennis wants Ronnie to do something. he doesn't want to Ronnie has to make a choice

Set in Castel Volturno, a symbolic place of the migration phenomenon in Europe, the film follows two young Nigerian migrants caught up in a vortex of violence that shakes the entire community.

Alice recalls a world whose contours elude her. An exploration of a fragmented, discontinuous memory, where forgetting works as much as remembering.

Two scientists make a discovery of unimaginable proportions. But what should they do with it? Pollux moves between dystopia and utopia and presents an ethical dilemma: should one share a world-shattering invention with a society that one does not trust to handle it well?

A boy is jealous of another child's attention when he gets a cast for a broken bone

In 'Exiled for Existing’, more than 40 lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer refugees and asylum-seekers in Glasgow explore the impact of having to flee a place to be yourself.

Between 2021 and 2025, the city was under massive construction to prepare for a new streetcar line. As the works finally come to an end, I grapple with the ending of a construction of my own.

After overhearing an argument between his mother and his older brother, Eliott thinks he can resolve the conflict. But in trying to calm the chaos, he only makes it worse..

Chris, an astronaut, decides to venture into the depths of space with his wife and child to discover a new planet.

A short film about the South London based Polish song and dance company Karolinka.

Drawing on interviews conducted with a fifth-grade class, "What Will We Do When We Grow Up" is a journey of discovery into the world of work, an intergenerational dialogue on what work might look like in the future.

1992. United States of America. Bush and Clinton are presidential candidates, as is Myles, a candidate who at the time identifies as a woman, working-class, and openly lesbian. The issue inspires a poem to Zoe Leonard. 2024. The poem was augmented with new demands and translated into Acadam, a post-binary language, by the Bye Bye Binary collective.

Captain Beany must save the Earth from a giant meatball before a recipe for disaster ensues.

Inspired by surreal folklore and shadow puppet theatre, The Crooked Chorus presents a tale of loss and regrowth.

Barbara Elese and Erik Negro return to the memory of the partisan struggle in Piedmont. Eighty years after Liberation, and ten years after our first cinematic exploration of this distillation of memory, materials, testimonies and stills from the resistance experience remain.

A woman renovating her new apartment discovers a dark, blood-soaked hollow hidden beneath the peeling paint. As she rips away layers of wallpaper, the walls begin to feel unnervingly alive, as if the building itself is breathing beneath her hands. Determined to uncover the truth behind the growing horror inside her home, she digs deeper — unaware that some secrets refuse to stay buried.

In 2018, a Polish cow escaped on route to the slaughterhouse, swam to a nearby island and caused chaos. This film revisits the event, probing the narratives we construct about the countryside, other beings, and who holds the power to tell them.

Using archival materials, *Milano Infetta* tells the story of *Il Virus*, a historic squatted space in 1980s Milan and the heart of the punk movement, amid urban transformations and the loss of memory.

In the cemetery of a small southern town, the voices of young girls speaking in the Neapolitan dialect guide a journey that hovers between reality and imagination.

A hardened debt collector agrees to deliver confession letters for his former partner, now a priest, only to uncover the devastating consequences of their shared criminal past - including a truth that forces him to confront his own guilt.

After a Paper character rearranges his body to become fashionable in a paper world of fast fashion, he gets confronted by the parts he left behind...

In the refined Absolutio Restaurant, among the aromas and flavors of gourmet cuisine, a wealthy couple enjoys an apparently perfect dinner. Normality vanishes when disturbing details reveal a dark ritual.

Plunges into the Isle of Man TT, the world's most dangerous motorbike race, seen through a small team. With Francesco Curinga and Shaun Anderson, triumphs and disasters collide in a human drama and cinematic portrait of road-racing passion.

It begins like a perfect everyday life: shared meals, laughter, tender gestures. Small cracks start to appear — a gaze that drifts, a gesture too sharp, a cup falling. Tension slowly rises, almost imperceptibly. Arguments linger, silences grow heavy. Then violence erupts, sudden but silent. The victim hides, tries to call for help, but the aggressor catches them. Time goes on outside: the city moves, neighbors laugh, indifferent. A final jump cut shows the aggressor with another woman in the same apartment — the repetition of inevitability.

George VI’s younger brother, Prince George, the Duke of Kent, died in a military plane crash in 1942. This documentary explores his life and the circumstances surrounding his untimely death; and attempts to shed light on the many theories and questions that have been raised over the years.

In the Cévennes, Jean-Louis Perrier, a transhumant shepherd since 1965, embodies the resistance of an ancestral trade on the brink of extinction. Alongside passionate young shepherds, he keeps centuries-old pastoral traditions alive: transhumance on foot, the careful tending of flocks. But this passion now faces multiple challenges: the return of the wolf, dwindling fodder, ever more restrictive regulations, and the economic fragility of the sheep farming sector. As he retraces the drailles he has walked his entire life, he reveals a mental map etched into the landscape, and sounds the alarm about the closing off of open land resulting from the abandonment of transhumant pastoralism.

On her way to school, Emma comes across the memorial of a classmate who took his own life.She remembers their last encounter, where she recognized his distress but looked away. Fragmented flashbacks show her everyday life-dancing, putting on makeup, her relationship with the boy who bullied him. In the end, Emma stands before the memorial and asks: Why did you do it?

A blind Syrian professor and a British painter form a deep bond through an artistic collaboration that brings both men face to face with their pasts.

On an organic farm in Italy, people live side by side with nature and its plants, animals, insects, microbes, and weeds. They do so while industrial agriculture has depleted the soil for decades and sent the planet’s biodiversity into free fall. But the farm and its farmers are now trying to rethink agriculture as a place where species can coexist rather than exterminate each other, and where overlooked weeds come to the rescue.

Elaine Jeffries, Chairperson of Ravelrig RDA, speaks to a group of Edinburgh College students about the organisation's history, its goals, and the importance of inclusive activities in today's society. Volunteer Lynn shares her experience, motivation, and involvement within the organisation. The film also follows Rachael, a participant and horse rider, exploring how her involvement has positively impacted her life and the lives of other members. More than a film about physical activity, this documentary highlights how community, inclusion, and shared purpose create a safe and supportive space for those who need it, and how everyone has the power to make a difference.

Eden, dancer and composer, embodies a journey through movement, tracing the rises and falls of human history. Above a screen projecting fragments of collective stories, his body expresses a vision of beauty, fragile, fleeting, and everywhere beneath our feet.

A comedian and his girlfriend wait for a coach from Victoria Coach Station in London.